Sentence examples for Much coincided from inspiring English sources

"We pretty much coincided on all the same songs, curiously," Downs said.

The results were not much coincided with previous reports.

This "age" pretty much coincides with the transition of Berlin from a local to a global tech hub – i.e. going from building local businesses to more disruptive global companies – which has been happening over the last 5 years or so.

I'll argue that the polarizing is related to two distinct social developments whose advent pretty much coincides with our own, growing beside us like siblings, cooperative at first, eventually in contention and dispute.

Thus instead of solving DAE system (36) is easier to solve (40) and their solutions much coincide.

As he delivers the line "I was drinking too much", it coincides exactly with a straw popping the foil lid in a soft-drink commercial, the word "partying" matching the shot of garlanded extras in Hawaiian shirts boogieing by the pool.

These ancient proportions, suitable for refined manipulation, would not have been co-opted for stone tool-making until much later, coinciding with a significative increase in encephalization in the genus Homo.

But much of her stay coincided with a period of relative calm.

Much of the 90s coincided with what might be termed Sellars's Los Angeles period.

Although Dickerson himself emphasized very long-term averages in substitution rates, his structural studies of cytochrome c during the 1970s coincided with much more extensive research that indicated rate variation.

Unlike John Cage's birthday earlier this month, which inspired celebratory events all over the world, Wolf Vostell, whose work, in fact, coincided with much of Cage's early involvement with the Fluxus movement, roused little more than a celebratory thread of hashtags on his 90th birthday yesterday.